Infinite Innovation
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The Beauty of a Wandering Mind
Explains, Dr. Jonathan Schooler, of UCLA:
“For creativity, you need your mind to wander, but you also need to be able to notice that your mind is wandering and catch the idea when you have it. If Archimedes had come up with a solution in the bathtub, but didn’t notice he’d had the idea, what good would it have done him?”
A great way to parse how creative thinking works.
We at HSM Global couldn’t agree more. Creativity is definitely a key to innovation.
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The Beauty of a Wandering Mind Explains, Dr. Jonathan Schooler, of UCLA: “For creativity, you need your mind to wander,...
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We at HSM Global couldn’t agree more. Creativity is definitely a key to innovation.
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parse how creative thinking works.
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